A&P Anatomical Regions/ Surfaces

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<p>abdomen (region inferior to the thorax and superior to the pelvic brim)</p>

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<p>abdomen (region inferior to the thorax and superior to the pelvic brim)</p>

abdomen (region inferior to the thorax and superior to the pelvic brim)

abdominal

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<p>Forearm (the portion of the upper limb between the elbow and the wrist)</p>

Forearm (the portion of the upper limb between the elbow and the wrist)

antebrachial

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<p>front of elbow (anterior to the elbow)</p>

front of elbow (anterior to the elbow)

antecubital

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<p>point of shoulder</p>

point of shoulder

acromial

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<p>armpit</p>

armpit

axillary

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<p>arm (the portion of the upper limb between the shoulder and the elbow)</p>

arm (the portion of the upper limb between the shoulder and the elbow)

brachial

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<p>cheek</p>

cheek

buccal

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<p>heel (heel of foot)</p>

heel (heel of foot)

calcaneal

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<p>wrist</p>

wrist

carpal

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<p>head</p>

head

cephalic

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<p>neck</p>

neck

cervical

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<p>hip</p>

hip

coxal

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<p>shin (portion of lower limb between knee and ankle)</p>

shin (portion of lower limb between knee and ankle)

crural

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<p>shoulder</p>

shoulder

deltoid

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<p>fingers, toes</p>

fingers, toes

digital

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<p>back</p>

back

dorsum/dorsal

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<p>thigh</p>

thigh

femoral

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<p>lateral aspect of the leg</p>

lateral aspect of the leg

fibular

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<p>forehead</p>

forehead

frontal

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<p>buttock</p>

buttock

gluteal

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<p>big toe, great toe</p>

big toe, great toe

hallux

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<p>the groin (crease between thigh and trunk)</p>

the groin (crease between thigh and trunk)

inguinal

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<p>lower back (&quot;small of back&quot;, inferior part of back)</p>

lower back ("small of back", inferior part of back)

lumbar

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<p>hand</p>

hand

manus

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<p>chin</p>

chin

mental

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<p>nose</p>

nose

nasal

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<p>back of head (posterior aspect of head)</p>

back of head (posterior aspect of head)

occipital

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<p>elbow (posterior)</p>

elbow (posterior)

olecranal

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<p>mouth</p>

mouth

oral

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<p>eye</p>

eye

orbital/ocular

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<p>ear</p>

ear

otic

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<p>Palm (anterior surface) of the hand</p>

Palm (anterior surface) of the hand

palmar

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<p>kneecap</p>

kneecap

patellar

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<p>foot</p>

foot

pes/pedal

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<p>pelvis (region inferior to the pelvic brim of the hip bones)</p>

pelvis (region inferior to the pelvic brim of the hip bones)

pelvic

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<p>diamond-shaped region between the legs (contains the anus and external reproductive organs)</p>

diamond-shaped region between the legs (contains the anus and external reproductive organs)

perineal

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<p>sole of the foot</p>

sole of the foot

plantar

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<p>thumb</p>

thumb

pollex

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<p>back of knee (area posterior to knee)</p>

back of knee (area posterior to knee)

popliteal

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<p>genital region (anterior region of the pelvic)</p>

genital region (anterior region of the pelvic)

pubic

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<p>tailbone area (posterior region between the hip bones)</p>

tailbone area (posterior region between the hip bones)

sacral

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<p>shoulder blade</p>

shoulder blade

scapular

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<p>sternum (anterior middle region og the thorax)</p>

sternum (anterior middle region og the thorax)

sternal

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<p>calf (posterior part of leg)</p>

calf (posterior part of leg)

sural

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<p>ankle (proximal part of foot and ankle)</p>

ankle (proximal part of foot and ankle)

tarsal

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<p>chest (part of torso superior to thoracic diaphragm; contains the pectoral, axillary and sternal regions)</p>

chest (part of torso superior to thoracic diaphragm; contains the pectoral, axillary and sternal regions)

thoracic

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<p>navel, belly button</p>

navel, belly button

umbilical

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<p>spinal column</p>

spinal column

vertebral

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